MasterChef viewers have taken to Twitter to criticise the "ridiculous" accents given to Spanish judges in the penultimate episode of the show. In the episode, the three finalists flew to Barcelona to be taught by chefs Christian Escribà and Carles Abellan. As their final test, they had to prepare a dish that combined their own cooking with what they had learned in Spain, which was judged by cooking legend Ferran Adrià and the two other chefs. Their voices were overdubbed with English spoken in a heavy Spanish accent – particularly in the case of Escribà. Twitter users were quick to complain about the accents, with one commenting: "Dear #Masterchef. I know they are Spanish, we don't need the ridiculous accents on the dubbing. #ManchegoCheese." William Sitwell – an occasional judge in the show, tweeted: Loving the dubbed translations on @masterchef like some deranged spaghetti western." Fellow judge Jay Rayner wrote: "Has #masterchef been voiced by the people who do the translations for Catalan porn movies?" Gemma Russ said: "Getting really annoyed with the awful dubbing on master chef. Is just as hard to understand with the silly accents. Just use subtitles." Another Twitter user concluded, referring to Channel 4's cheesy late night show: "Tonight's Masterchef seems like a an episode of Eurotrash with the awful foreign accents used for the dubbing." Monkey discovered from the titles that it appears native Spanish speakers were used to dub the voices – but did the accents have to be so heavy? You can watch for yourself (from about 45:50) on the MasterChef website here.